Got your teeth destroyed by Cluster headache

Question:

I have since 1997 had a Cluster migraine, it will say it took some years before some found out completely a huh I failed.. in the periods I have seizures, it is very violent, the pain is not to keep out, and the hammer head in the wall to get a different pain.. I have so within the last 4-5 years begun to crunch my teeth and can during a seizure pill teeth out with my finger. I've gotten much medication and huge strong medication when I have horton's. it means now for me I have gone from being a very out anvent girl, to shut myself inside my apartment, I'm embarrassed insecure and not happy more. I have been receiving disability benefits, and saves me for now it is starting to go beyond my front teeth can not eat normal food must not be tough food, wish I could bite into an apple again... What should I do, can some help me?????

Kind regards Tina

Answer:

Dear Tina,

Your situation doesn't sound particularly nice. Dentists know well to Cluster headache, and it has on occasions given rise to tooth extraction, where it is misdiagnosed as a toothache. This is typically the teeth in overkæbens sideregion, the same side as the headache occurs. Some patients with the horton's, get the pure oxygen in the bottle to help the pain.

I think you need to consult your own dentist. Evs. even turn on one of the two ' dental schools in the country.

Dentistry in Aarhus, denmark
Dentistry in Copenhagen

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Can I have reduced the size of my front teeth?

10. February 2010  
Filed in Cosmetic dentistry

Question:

Hey � I have had a big problem with my self-confidence since I lost my baby teeth, I got some rather large incisors which I have had in long to wait now and it really wrecks one's self-confidence. Was wondering if it was possible anywhere to get nedslæbning or cutting to teeth?, I'm 18 talking about 0.5 mm – 1cm of.

Anonymous

Answer:

Dear user,

I think you should talk with your own dentist. There are several options to reduce the size of the teeth. It is a cosmetic treatment that can be done.

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Must be water on the toothbrush before brushing?

10. February 2010  
Filed in Teeth

Question:

Hello, I would like to know if it makes any difference if you put water on the toothbrush/toothpaste BEFORE you brush your teeth? I am aware that it is best not to rinse the mouth after brushing, but it doesn't matter with water on the brush before ?
Thank you and with kind regards

Hanne

Answer:

Dear Hanne,

It really does not matter if you put water on the toothbrush before brushing your teeth, it is essential is that you yourself have touched on, not to rinse the mouth with water after brushing.

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Has a loose incisor. It must be changed out and what does it cost?

10. February 2010  
Filed in Treatment, Teeth

Question:

hi, I'm stuck with a tooth that I 15 years ago got rodbehandlet and now it's gone loose. I'm the one who suffer a lot of dental phobia and is a little nervous.my dentist has mentioned before that it would be necessary with a rigid tooth. How does it work? should my tooth be torn out completely, it is very painful, how many times by a dentist is required? and what is the price? yes many questions, hope you have the time to answer... smiles

happy new year. regards cp

Answer:

Dear CP,

It looks not good when your tooth has gone loose now, get it checked at the dentist with the same. If it must be pulled out, it is, of course, painlessly, under local anesthetic. If there is to crown and pin is the price approx. 8000 kr., requires about. 2-3 visits to the dentist.

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Can a Danish dentist correct mistakes made abroad?

Question:

I am a pensioner 73 years old. In the summer I made a bridge in Poland. My problem is that the bidet feels wrong,it few drinks, and hurts when I eat.
Can a dentist here right up on it? Poland is excluded.

Mona

Answer:

Dear Mona,

You must find a dentist who can correct it, or help you with your problem.

You will as a rule be always be welcomed by a Danish dentist, even if you have got the extensive treatment abroad. But Danish dentists, however, has the right to reject you, unless you have pain or other acute need for treatment. You can also expect that the Danish dentist will ensure the documentation for the evs. error and harm from treatment abroad.

You can read much more about dental treatment abroad here

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Got a wobbly tooth of the hanger

10. February 2010  
Filed in Teeth

Question:

I'm 17 years old, has a rail (hanger) and may have had a wobbly tooth. I'm quite worried because I think that I have lost my baby teeth a long time ago. what happens if it is a wobbly tooth and it is not a baby tooth there is a new tooth out or will there just be a hole?

Polina

Answer:

Dear Polina,

It is common that the teeth will become loose when you have the rail on. I think you need to consult your dentist and get it checked if you are worried.

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Aching teeth after plastfyldning

10. February 2010  
Filed in Teeth

Question:

I have made a plastfyldning on the tooth 5 and 4. a week ago, but it freezes still in the two teeth. and when I touch with the tongue is it right that there is something there “release”. At the same time when I use the dental floss between the two teeth,chilling it very much. Should I wait to contact my dentist.

Inge

Answer:

Dear Inge,

I think that you should contact your dentist. It is normal that the teeth are sore after a plastfyldning, but it wont go over after some time.

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Is there a connection between infected teeth and stress?

13. January 2010  
Filed in Mouth

Question:

You know that stress can cause bad teeth. There exist studies that demonstrate the relationship the other way around – that one or more bad ( infected ) tooth/teeth can be the cause of stressymptomer in the form of dizziness, visual disturbances, and difficulty concentrating.

Gitte

Answer:

Dear Gitte,

Interesting question, know not, however, something to the studies you mention, or studies that would demonstrate the existence of a relationship the other way around. However, infections around the teeth can affect one's almenbefindende.

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Should a prosthesis without further crack between two fasteners, snap-fasteners

13. January 2010  
Filed in Treatment, Complaints

Question:

My mother-in-law got about 3 years ago made the snap fasteners in its tandprotese of a dentist. in order to solve the problem with a loose prosthesis. The problem was that the gummen were disappearing(my mother-in-law is 82 years of age) the Work was made for a price of 30000 kr. She has since had the snap locks on the switch twice, which she had not been informed about. However, there are now done it to the prosthesis is broken between the two snap fasteners. It was reparetet two weeks ago(for the 900). and is now broken again. The question is whether a prosthesis such without further should be able to break and the treating dentist should be informed about the risk of it, and is there a warranty on the original work. My mother-in-law got to know that there was a lifetime warranty on the work performed to 30000. What can we do to help her?

Steen

Answer:

Dear Steen,

It suggests communication deficits in your case. As a starting point, there is no guarantee on dental work, but you always have the option to lodge a complaint.

Read the evs. more about complaint about dental treatment or dentist

Regarding prosthesis, it is too specific to comment on, since you have to see the patient and give a professional assessment from it.

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Should I opt for root canal treatment?

13. January 2010  
Filed in Treatment, Pain and Anaesthesia, Teeth

Question:

I am faced with, I think though, a big problem. Go out and travel a half-year on 5 January and since it is christmas ovs, I have not much time to see an. I got in november removed a temporary filling which I had and a half years. Got the temporary filling because I had a big hole where there was a piece of sølvfyldningen that was broken. Have no symptoms had in the half year I had the temporary filling. When I saw in november gets removed it and put plastic I begin to get symptoms. Already inside at the dentist's, I noticed as she polishes the tooth there is a small area that hurts when touched. This area has bothered me a little bit ago. My dentist thinks it is because the filling was too high and therefore sanded the tooth 2 times. After the grinding has it's place, however, been even more tenderly and responded to cold and when I scrunch with a fingernail. Especially when I'm out in the cold winter air I get many pain through the tooth. The days where I have been very out are the extra delicate and may react to hot. There may also be days where I don't think that the tooth is delicate ex the days where I am mainly at home. I think even the case of to the nerve is too close to the filling, and therefore are very delicate. My concern is that I don't know whether I should rodbehandle it? The best would probably be to let the time go, but it is a little difficult since I will soon travel to asia for half a year. Can live with my pain now, but I need to know that the pain does not become worse and that there is no risk of inflammation. Must finally be said that I am 25 years old, have never before been rodbehandlet. What should I do?

Sincerely, Laura

Answer:

Dear Laura,

It you must let your dentist assess for you whether the tooth should rodbehandles or not. It is a bad sign that the tooth reacts to heat and that you have pain in the. Evidence to suggest that it ends with a root canal. If your dentist determines that it is best to wait and see, it is probably true in your case.

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Bitter taste in the mouth after plastfyldning

13. January 2010  
Filed in Mouth

Question:

've got is plastfyldining today, (Molar 2 Surfaces)And that seeps a bitter taste in the mouth..is this normal?

Lise

Answer:

Dear Lise,

The varnish we use before we fill the tooth with plastic, it may well taste bitter. But it is not something that should be to taste. If it remains, contact your dentist.

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Complications of the nose after surgery

18. december 2009  
Filed in Mouth

Question:

I have just been rodspidsamputeret a molar. I have been very irritated from næserodene and go to the wound. Slightly raised and thumps in the næsefløj. I then started to raise around the tooth, and there was found inflammation. My gums from the tooth and up into the roof of the mouth is very irritated. After finishing pondocillin and metronidazole treatment is both the nose and palate, still very annoyed. It makes so little evil in the tooth when I chew and it will be taken out. There is a crack in the tooth. So it had to get out. Is now six hours, very irritated in the gums from the now-missing tooth and up into the palate and nose dunking much, right down to the mandible. The teeth under the wound has been irritated/sore for a while all of this Is because of the bad tooth el is there something else wrong also up at the nose? It started after the operation – that is, amputationen.

Jeanne

Answer:

Dear Jeanne,

It suggests it is because of. the tooth and the operation. You must go to the dentist again if it continues to bother you.

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You are not allowed to drink coffee in 4 days after the operation?

18. december 2009  
Filed in Mouth

Question:

Is it really that you are not allowed to drink coffee and black tea in 4 days after visdomstand was removed?

ira

Answer:

Dear Ira,

It is not something I know. Only in two days after surgery, one must keep themselves from all that is hot, both food and drink. The heat causes the your blood vessels to expand, which provides increased risk that the wound starts to bleed again. Also one must keep calm after an operation, not to start a bleeding.

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